London had a markedly lower average rate of apprenticeship starts in the last academic year than the country overall, data

The leader of Wandsworth Council emphasised his commitment to fulfilling a manifesto pledge ensuring contracts guarantee the London Living Wage.

Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) and the real living wage topped Tuesday night’s agenda as the leaders of the two main

Nearly 45% of workers in Sutton earn below London Living Wage, the highest percentage of employees earning below the recommended

A timber and glass ‘crown’ will be built on top of the 11-storey International House despite opposition from Brixton residents. 

Trade unions protested against Wandsworth Council’s pay policy last week and put pressure on the authority to end inequalities between

The biggest strike in The Ministry of Justice’s history will take place next week when cleaners, receptionists, and security guards

Ritzy staff and trade unionists demonstrated outside Brixton’s Ritzy cinema on Saturday to reinstate their four recently sacked union representatives.

Ritzy cinema staff were again on strike on Saturday as relations with management over an ongoing wage dispute began to

A Brixton-based entrepreneur is warning that this year’s Budget could threaten the humble greasy spoon. George Osborne’s budget promised a

Crafty campaigners are staging ‘stitch-ins’ at Marks & Spencer branches across the UK urging retail chiefs to pay workers a